1Up Single Parent Resource Centre

All courses and workshops at 1Up Single Parent Resource Centre will require proof of vaccination as part of enrollment. This requirement is mandated by BC Public Health. We will require proof of first vaccination by September 13th 2021 and 2nd vaccination by October 24th, 2021. Participants will also be required to wear a mask at all times inside our building.

This 8 session course runs from September 30th to November 18 2021

Join us and explore what anger and stress are. How they affect our bodies and relationships. Learn new skills to manage both and make positive shifts in your life.

The program begins with having participant's gain an understanding of the physiology of anger and stress and how they are similar and different within our bodies.

It builds on this by exploring the roots of anger within our own personal backgrounds, the specific triggers of our anger and then spends time practicing the many ways to recognize anger is building and manage the outcome.

Throughout the time frame of the course participants become very skilled in understanding what is happening to them physically and emotionally when anger strikes, they develop the skills they need to manage these reactions and turn them into measured and planned responses.

The program also looks at ways to manage and reduce life stresses to help alleviate anger triggers and finally focuses on assertive communication so that participants can calmly and clearly communicate their needs and boundaries to others without resorting to anger or aggression.

All courses and workshops at 1Up Single Parent Resource Centre will require proof of vaccination as part of enrollment. This requirement is mandated by BC Public Health. We will require proof of first vaccination by September 13th 2021 and 2nd vaccination by October 24th, 2021. Participants will also be required to wear a mask at all times inside our building.

This 8 session course runs from September 30th to November 18 2021

Join us and explore what anger and stress are. How they affect our bodies and relationships. Learn new skills to manage both and make positive shifts in your life.

The program begins with having participant's gain an understanding of the physiology of anger and stress and how they are similar and different within our bodies.

It builds on this by exploring the roots of anger within our own personal backgrounds, the specific triggers of our anger and then spends time practicing the many ways to recognize anger is building and manage the outcome.

Throughout the time frame of the course participants become very skilled in understanding what is happening to them physically and emotionally when anger strikes, they develop the skills they need to manage these reactions and turn them into measured and planned responses.

The program also looks at ways to manage and reduce life stresses to help alleviate anger triggers and finally focuses on assertive communication so that participants can calmly and clearly communicate their needs and boundaries to others without resorting to anger or aggression.

All courses and workshops at 1Up Single Parent Resource Centre will require proof of vaccination as part of enrollment. This requirement is mandated by BC Public Health. We will require proof of first vaccination by September 13th 2021 and 2nd vaccination by October 24th, 2021. Participants will also be required to wear a mask at all times inside our building.

This 8 session course runs from September 30th to November 18 2021

Join us and explore what anger and stress are. How they affect our bodies and relationships. Learn new skills to manage both and make positive shifts in your life.

The program begins with having participant's gain an understanding of the physiology of anger and stress and how they are similar and different within our bodies.

It builds on this by exploring the roots of anger within our own personal backgrounds, the specific triggers of our anger and then spends time practicing the many ways to recognize anger is building and manage the outcome.

Throughout the time frame of the course participants become very skilled in understanding what is happening to them physically and emotionally when anger strikes, they develop the skills they need to manage these reactions and turn them into measured and planned responses.

The program also looks at ways to manage and reduce life stresses to help alleviate anger triggers and finally focuses on assertive communication so that participants can calmly and clearly communicate their needs and boundaries to others without resorting to anger or aggression.